Handmade quilt by women in San Pedro Sula, Honduras
Description
Ana made this beautiful quilt top called All That's Good. This quilt top is made with a beautiful blue colors and has no backing ready for the quilter that wants to finish it the way she wants!
In the small town of Santa Barbara, Honduras Ana was raised by her parents who owned a business, Ana had a fairly normal childhood. She attended school, but her education was cut short, only reaching the fourth grade. Life took an unexpected turn when Ana fell ill and was hospitalized for a lengthy period of eight months.
As Ana entered adulthood, she found love and started a family with her husband. Together, they welcomed three beautiful children into their lives. However, tragedy struck when her husband was tragically killed, leaving Ana to navigate the challenges of single parenthood. Despite the difficulties she faced, Ana managed to find strength and resilience in the face of adversity.
Ana's journey continued as she found love again and started a new chapter with her second husband. With their union, Ana gained three more children, expanding her family further. However, complications arose when her youngest daughter faced high-risk circumstances during Ana's pregnancy requiring Ana to undergo surgery for an ovarian cyst. Thankfully, Ana emerged from the operation successfully, filled with gratitude for her improved health.
In their household, Ana's husband is the sole breadwinner, carrying the financial responsibility for the family. As they strive to make ends meet, Ana recognizes the need for an additional source of income to support their growing family. Sewing presents itself as a valuable opportunity to contribute to their financial stability.
Ana's journey has been filled with perseverance and a strong will to provide for her children. In the past, she took on various jobs, washing clothes for others and cleaning houses to put food on the table. These experiences have shaped her determination and gratitude for the opportunity to sew and work with One Common Thread.
Materials
High-quality thread, cotton fabrics for quilt top, minky or velvet fabric backing.
Dimensions
60" x 66"
Predominant Colors
Blues and Other Various Colors
Beautifully hand-stitched hexagon quilt. Majority of fabric is donated and proceeds employ women living in poverty in the "bordos" of San Pedro Sula, Honduras